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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
ADJOURNED AUCTION SALE OF THE
VERMONT COPPER MINES.

The undcFsgned Keceiyer OF !he Vermoni CoPY,T Mn
Ing Company, Vermont Copper Co., and Ely Goddard and
Cain. by virtue order OF sale directed 10 him By ne
John W. ROwe Ch4nc lo-. the 2Sh day Of Apr.i,
A. d. 1854 accordance herewith will sell Al public
auction the TWELFTH DAY OF JANUARl, A.. d.
1888, clock A. In front OF the Eagle Hotel In
Frec Village, the CHEST bidder, all the prop
In his hands belonging the Vermont Copper Mining
Company, .rmOnt Copper Company, BY Goddard and
Cain. Fly Tly-tioddard and = NJ F. Cain as joint or
both and personal. situated In and
about the village OF Ely In the County OF Orange and
state OF Vermont. consisting o about 200 Of land
situated VelShir Farlee Thctford and Stracrd
together with all the structures thereon standing and there
with connected Including the concentration mill and all
me furna k!ns and machinery herewith connected,
dwelling houses stores, shops mills ard Offices including
all the valuable mineral rights OF said land. Also all the
personal property IN the hands Of the Receiver
aforesaid. valuable 90 horse power engine with three
boilers. valuable t2J horsepower engines with steel
toefs. 20 horse power engine with boiler, and several
other smaller engines. lies and all kinds OF tools
nnd machinery used In operating mine OF like Kind aud
value The min, ~ the richest and valuable
suphurct IN hs country and the to the
The printed O-fcr OF sao above referred will be
shown by the Receiver at the time OF The auction sale
s. NJ. GLEASON, Receiver.
Thc,ford Orange County. Vermont. Nov Is. 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

The Holders Of Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
Wabash, st: Louis and Pacific
Railway Co.,
OK Inns EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

on LINES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, I
AroeoGested to deposit their bonds and after Monday
Wn Exchange ior rn,t as e COM os
pany Ia be replaced by ongrave certificates
agreed non by of the mortgage ondhOders
a@1 he h s. f%uf' Sc sns e y s ,.ew
cash for all overdue coupons q the nrs; mortragc and
Interest on -sa ISL upon deposit Of Ocns
q Bonds OF the new FIRST mort TOT veauo coupons Of
the scson mortgage and funded debt bonds scr
and oyerue cooons consolidated mortGsge. funded
debt and scrip Of same and the Wabash mortgage sevens Of
Foreclosure the mortgages whero deemed necessary
consolidation OF The company organized with
Tie creation tho Consolidate,
Company. payable in ty years from November l. 1887
and interest pays lie N gold fn,o ,s u che 81 art mort
bonds funded debt and scrip pertaining herso 10 DO
conver,iblc TO the amount OF principal thereof.
nw v sseon upon me neI cast 81 the N
bearing Per cent interest IN scntannna coupons principal
bonds OF all OF the OLD second morgaco Tho consoaeds Of
1867 aud the scveus OF 1879 to be ccayeriiole
its receipts
Ss,ss 1Sai from 1881
For payment interest Purchasing Committee de
posts securities to 10 applied esrnng- are
seoure IFS aivsnces and viii be cancelled when such al
The time for deposng securities under this plan Is limited
TO January 20 1888 and which date the
fereDt securities then underoscd.
,sus Of tho cenaf trust Company on and after Nove@.
JAS = JOY Chairman
5 S#$z4 EH%ysaHIaasS S S'''ai'''s
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE po,dbo,aers
TiS&G B. < KfNAH'' cOnmi''e0.
sen ed hy The undersigned
NewYork. Nov. 81. 1881 -
Chairman First Morrsare aondholdars' cornn,itfss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
Dnsiness Chances.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIN
UPTOWN OFFICES, 70 1888 Broadway, corner Thirty
krsst. until D. $50 Broadway. between Twenty secor<
and carver pws'y BY Tsay.th1
EoureeDtst 200 Thirdave corner FWtvsevel ta-st
l0a7 ThrJ-sv~- pear eiSnsfn at
A CHANCE TO GO TO TEXAS
~ A Dallas printing and blank book establishment for
sale ri bargain; now doing splendid business Pro;
prietor las other that demand his attention Call
on q. H. WRIGHT. sinclair Honse. sth-st and Broadway
after o'clock today. or address W. A. SHAW 4 CO..
Dallas. Tex.
TOR SALE TO MANUFACTURERS $40
lots with crib bukhead water fronts on Newtown CreeK
suitable for napufiotOr-s binding associations lumber
yards etc. Apply a. RAPELYE. 100 Futsnst, N Y.
from IL TO p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
Gelp uauieo.

CALFSMEN WANTED for the People.
- Cyclopedia" History OF the wo:id" Battles ani
Leaders of the War" Logans" Volunteer soldier irving
rip Van Wnkle." ami other popular books MARTIN
GARRISON Co. III Broadway. Now'forS. 40 Mhk-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
fesal Notiess.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
rEEAu FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES.
No. 81 CHAMBERs-sT. STEWART Bu1LDIEGl
NEW YORK, Dec. 2, 1881

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE Receiver OF Taxes of the City Of New
i York hereby gives notice 10 all persons who have
omitted pay 1887 ths same
his Office heoro the first day OF January 1883
by Section SAG OF the NewfVrk cry ConsolIdA-
tiol Acc Of 1892
Upon such remaining unpaid on the first day Of
December 1857 centum win BE- charged, received
and collected addition TO tie amount thereof ana npo
unpaid the first day Ui January IS
interest will he charged received anu collected npon
the OF cenum Der apnim 10
be calculated day Il October 1887 when
ay rolls and warrants for o 1857 were
delivered 10 the date OF pay
ment pursuant to Section S43 Of said act.
' GEORGE w. MCLEAN.
Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
REAL ESTATE
THE EXCHANGE.

-. s,,s uas the most important yesterday ~ INC
'M The same auet!oncer Peer " meyers so'"
a estate OF Dcrainin Wallace Nos. 40 anu 80 ,
~ % being ,hreestery ANA o'senehs o''eA
eixy ,,,erc Is n mortgage OF $1,000 ON each house.
6senns. v soii for $4,000 70 J. Wight NO 49, "e"
anh 81 Is q aye-s;ory brick do"e'c 'ehv.c"' WV"
eN's The crst bid was $4,000 from when IL Vs0 "
spr i J. Yves, being the buyer ihe same poyet
soaS Ncs. 4So ana 40 WIS"
snans, for $4,000.
Ioanson IT,, had successful safe OF NOS ooo ana
ger. 81, two twostory and attic brick buic-
~ sbcy ~e.e sold 20 w:.i;a.. ~ hsoeh for so,ooo
~ No ,42 Maiden lane, 159x2i.5, four stOiJ
cach n,'og was sold to Inn A. Casey for $4,000.
pre- ,o,s m sixty -eigh-s aad two IN Tenh-ave ad-
wv s..lnc the southeast OF the avenue and
pA.e ,oucht $4,000. Tho same aaecneer sold Nos
.0s and 1906 East onc-hundrcd ninhst' TWO ioui-
ios ,asIe nss well rented. They brought s9,l2a each
story sAii Hearn. w. w. Fogg sold farm at Neshanc'
n =! mile woodfem station 1t went for sia'ooo
Ply. PIs.Fs oSsO was sold yesterday TO W Dger On
ss,re er McssTs LUDLOW CO.. who sold for te
Moses Iss1 'se Sane sane house for $4,000
@ SSl' Sss ' c 'ir aS Wing
Sves was offered two.tory buildsg no as GIeen
es swesn Tfe and sixteth SITS. for sloooo four
lots in hS se,woen Nnh av and io5 Sn d aS S s Tr
ssSSss estate Ne IL East Twenty ninthst to L. r.
Wsfuecn 4, A. CLARK for $500,
NEw-YoRK, Thursday Dec. i. 1887.
,.,,ov,pg held at the ExchanSe and Auction
Room today;
BIZ A. II. Mailer d Son.
,a.torv buIlclnc with plot OF land Nos lao ard 1I2
peafl.st Running through TO u06 ana lrSlWater'
g. iSsra% o. sl4a7
$50 II v of SHAVE. lot "a 6x92; Vest. 1880
Ss,misr buildings WIN l9,s Nos ~ ana o. 4So Vest
same 254oO
ssstory dwellings, with lots. s7o and 472 West
flthst 8 s. 100 II g Of lothave lots lI.3xlo0.5;
s0 sscn iScps 1880
z~ s ophaias Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Bp Jcre johnson, r..
,l-story binding with lot No l42 Maiden Lane
81 n " OF ist-s lot ia9xii5 Casey.-:. $4,000
Q2story buildings with lots, Nos 3SJ and 3SI Wash.
ingtonst. es 20 ~ OF Beach-st lots 2Oxoo.5 a,o
ZACH anSs on cor Of s 30 xioo
and 2 lots a West CSth-sI 100 II OF lUh-ave, -.
eanL 25ilO0.5: same buyer. 20o0o
2lsiory fats Ith lots Nos l04 and 700 East l09th
stss 80 II Of 4th-ave. lots l9x74 each; "a o-o
i4s,ory bu,tiing with lot no 6O7 istave vs. 40
Il OF 35jtst. lot 2i.sx75; GRAY. 99o0
I ssicry bouse shops and stable and ei: Nosz22
isesic2 :: same buyer 100 $500
By }. Thomas sfedfns.
Sale ot buildings and 2d-ave. of 94th-st,
adjourned To Dec
NEw-JERSEY PROPERTY.
By William ". Fogg.
los acres Of lana known vreeland Farm IN somer-
County; 4 Butts ls,ooo
Bg E. II. LsidiOr Il 90. .
Sale Of house with plot Edgerton whdr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.

~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. ,23S Broadway, corner Thirty:
nrsist until p. 953 broadway. between TSenty second
and third SITS until sos West Twenty tn I'd
ST. corner Eirhtave 1872 sixthave 1853 Fourth cor
ner 76O Thiraye, corner
1907 ThIru ave., sixtieth- ST.. and III. Him
OFFICE. 257 East one hundred, twenty nf'b zsDo
onenndfs ell andtw up W
n. IA. n regular Once rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
Gnr.ion 5ales.
NOTICE OF SALE OF THE FLORIDA
CENTRAL, AND WESTERN RAILROAD.


sstes for the Northern District FLORIDA entered THO
ThESetIAhANf Ant Ta6sF NV s$s p%P5sIf %oSi
SIC I'VE
the untersigged, Will. The Seventh day Of Noyember
auction TO the hstesf bidder before the front
SHa u 'f 81
rd a 'c Se SSss g. q. TFpc ant
Western Railroad Company and its the Forids
mh i@ from aaaa...e TO and rom
DrOn Monticello ineuans the rights Of way therefor
H. water and 1s ana SSg s x:
tool. and Implement. groviasd to be u. sS
mssnery Of saa or the
aforesaid and all tnrntables depos budlngs fixtures
and grounds connectsd herewith wherever situated and
cree ears to s.na a .s rf9S @
road COMPANY and all supplies and other things rrGydsa
q TO be used In operating s,i1 road together with az
cation Company and said original Florida trail and eat
5 n aa 's a
ranes Z, be and act as corporations so far as The same ea
its branches from Tallahassee 10 81 Marks from Drfon
" @ sas as viii @ o as
s"s s g H. the nns fn The ts % &
not paid out the procees OF sale and ~ 70 the lien OF
the payment OF twenty-five thousand with the interest
due thereon OF and upon the St Marks branch and lands
Each b.der will be required deposit fifty
Bidder TO lie bidder fail completes the
purchase accordance with the OF tbs and hfy
thousand dollars additional shall be paid in cash the
of delivery the deed, II sale 10
confirmed by the court much more OF the purchase money
shall be paid INTO cash certificates other owl
dences dett shall be necessary pay and
Receivers debts
FLORIDA Central AMI Western Railroad Ths
the purchase be paid in tho past
coupons and bonds OF the Florida Central and Western
Railroad Company secured by said mortgage each
and bond being received for such the holder thereof
receive under said The bonds
received I'm lieu OF cash shall be stamped with statement
crrite thereon for principal and interest,
which shall DO held Ia be the
AMI tho said bonds after indorss
shah bo returned 10 the parties from whom they
received. Tie rolling STOCK equime tools and implements
owned by said Florida Railway and Navigation Company are
TO appotonef bctweenls several divisions lines OF rail-
the directed in said decree; and the pur
chasers whom such rolling stock equipment tools and
p,enents shall appooned shall take the subject
to the OF Lease and purchase
ation thereto heretofore assumed by IL r. Duva
Receiver.
The sale may be adjourned by mais at
time before mentioned and II adjourned such
sale be lad at the tine aud place to which the shall
be adjourned without further notice thereof
specific OF said propery
Of the rights and he sold aforesaid and the
and Of sale resrencas hereby made to the
decree In this cuit entered as hereinbeore stated
Dated, August B. 1881 -
JOSEPH II. DURKEE.
- Special Mastee.
JOHNSON. GALLUP & HURRY,
THOMAS L. CLARKE.
Solicitors Tor Complainant
The Monday February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
Dressmakins.

MADAME JAMMES.-Evening, dinner and
WI carriage dresses wedding trousseaus; materials
STYLES exclusive Marche and Louvre gloves. corsss
lingerie Is West 30th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
Eoteis.
THE LANGHAM,

5THAvE. AND 52D-sr.
An American Hotel PLAZA. located in the
Of the meropo tho Vanderbilt
mansions elegantly and eIqustey furnished rosms cuisine
and service unc1ceed attention pail to the comfort
and convenience Of guests
II. c. SHANNON Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
nlnsiral Snstrnmenls.

A NUMBER OF Grand. Upright and Square
IA Pianos OF make slightly uss 81 aost ~ gpJl "
new, AMI fny w4rAte vii DO sbi ~ AjbrA rSiijAbi
wM RNABE n co.
1i2 Ft.thave. above lBt1te
SlO EXCELLENT upright Pianos TO be sold
sJNID les than COST mn Ill AZ ONC.-
Piano warerooas. la s1H-Avs- bet lelh ann 10Th sta
SO0EXCELLENT upright Pianos to be sold
epDU Ices than cost TO Manufacture CALL At ONCE
Piano wareroons, l3s 5IH.AvE. bet 18th and l0l eta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

MANSION HOUSE.
Nl BROOKLYN Heights ". Y, directly opposte wall-ss
N Y: four Fulton Wall street Ferry
Bridge superior accommofatinns rosspn
able select family aud transient hotel 2OJ rooms
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13
WHY IS THIS.

Why is Mr.. Powning SO anx-
ious to have Hammond appointed
as Commissioner OF the General
Land Office?
Why is he sending typewriter
letters all over the State to have
them signed by prominent Demo-
Gratis?
Why is Powning SO busy in fix
ing up the politics of the Democrats
of Nevada?
Is it because he proposes to run
for Congress on the Democratic
ticket or because he wants that 3d.
900 acre land grab approved by the
new Commissioner?
III Hammond has made any
promises to Powning of that nature
he had better first investigate Pown.
ing's political record and land record
also.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13
A suggestion TO Ice Men.

This IS not the kind of weather
which the ice men would like to see.
It is to much like May; the nights
are not very cold and the days are
warm. What is wanted is some be-
low zero weather, and unless they
have some pretty soon the ice COM
panies will have to 60 out of busi-
ness for wear. The situation will
soon become desperate and the ice
men will have to take radical meas
ures for relief. We suggest that a
day be set apart when all the ice
men can get together and offer up
prayers for a spell of cold weather.
It might work first rate if the pray
ers of the righteous availeth much,
and the ice men in this vicinity are
noted for their piety. Jim Nc Dom
aid and Dave Dysart would make
first class leaders, Moody can sing
psalms and the rest could say amen.
It's time something was did, breth-
ren.-Truckee Republican.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13
THE LAND AGENT. ETC.

There is war in Reno between
the present U. S. Land Agent and
the ex-Surveyor General, as fol-
lows.
uWhy is Nevada's Land Agent
roaming around California when he
should be in Washington earning
that 81 900 a year? What does the
Governor think about it? "-Jour-
nal.
..What does the Governor think
about it? Powning, the Governor
is your friend; he has honored you
on many occasions; he made You
President of the State Agricultural
Society, one of the highest honors
in his gift. Although by reason
of your dense ignorance of the
duties of the position, or your mex
cusable neglect of its duties, you
plunged the Society, it is rumored,
81, 900 in debt, and in other ways
dlsgraced the State; although in
the language of prominent WASH
oeite it will take the Society ten
years to recover from the effects OF
your baby-boy administration, yet
out of the respect to the Governors
feelings, whose appointee you are,
not line of adverse criticism on
the general management of the Fair
appeared in these columns.-Ga-
zette.
The Gazette made mistake in
not criticising Powning's woeful
encouragement of the State Fair.
The welfare of the State is of good
deal more importance than the Gov
ernor's feelings. The APPEAL criti-
cized the encouragement OF the
State Fair, because it deemed it a
case where censure was necessary,
and Sc. did every paper which knew
anything of the facts of the case.
If Governor Stevenson appointed
Powning, his feelings in this connec-
ton ought not 10 be spared, as
Powning's record of bungling every
thing he ever undertakes must
have been we'll known to him. The
Governor was as much disguised as
anyone else with last Falls Fair, as
he so expressed himself to numbers
of people, and his indignation was
SO great that he left the grounds IN
disgust, and did not return during
the holding of the Fair. Powning
should at once resign, and would do
so if he had the Interests OF the
State, and not his own petty selfish
ness, at heart.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13

Ike Kalloch, the ex-Mayor OF
San Francisco, is dead. He was a
preacher, politician and mounte-
henr He debased the gifts Of
Nature, and was always . hum
bug.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13

Wagons Carts Rocking and toys of all descriptions
They enumerae in this list
the themselves;
they will always be welcome. CAGWIN d NoTEWARE
large assortment of Silver and Glassware
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13

AGENT FOR-Champion Machines and other machines, Oh
yers Chilled Flows Plows Eureka Hose BUCK Stoves
Medallion and Model other goods in my line
Will special low prices Timers ana PLUMBERS
constantly on hand 10 do on short notice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13

embraces all the latest novelties Papeeres
plain embeished and all kinds of fancy stationery
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13
GOODS
ART GOODS.

OF descriptions department has been selected with the
greatest care there nothing in it that does not ap
peal to a artistic TASTE Under this head
we selling Oil Paintings, Pastels,
Photographers, Artotypes and
Photographs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-30
Tax Sale
FOR
Douglas County, Wisconsin,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
county Of DuuEIns. IS.

81 Al l. tf Nl~ibNSlN.
County OF Douglas. (sS
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER.
SUPERIOR. April 10Th, 1887.
Y Office is hereby given that 50 nnch Of each
' tract or parcel OF land situated iu the county
of Douglas described in the following statement
a. may be necessary Tor that purpose. will on the
THIRD TUESDAY or MAY
next being the seventeenth day OF May, \ D. 1887
commencing al ten o'clock in the forenoon ami
tue next succeeding days thereafter. be sold by
me al puhlc auction AT my office at the Court
House ia Superior, the scat OF Justice OF the said
County, for the payment Of the delinquent taxes.
interest aud charges thereon Tor the year 1856 as
returned 20 me by the Treasurer of the Town OF
Superior, in said county of Douglas
Given unlcI my hand officially at the Office of
Wisconsin this sixteenth day Of April. 1857.
VINCENT COTRNOIER
County Treasurer.
q s. See foot note
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-30

mousse We're iFcclN discussed, ana the
result Of the meeting was the appoint
ment Of committee consisting Of
Messrs. James Bardon, II. ID. Wal
bridge and Denis Dean to continue
the good work begun, and secure some
positive proposition from responsible
parties. We trust this committee will
succeed in giving Us good hotel ac-
commodations before the season closes.
We have received cards announc-
ing the marriage at Winnebago City,
Nhnn., on April 9th Of Mr. Y. NJ.
keene Of Mankato, and Miss Nettie
/. Christie, Of the former place. The
bride IS the only daughter of our
brother, f. r. Christie, and while we
do not believe in troubling the public
with our family matters, we desire to
wish our handsome niece a pleasant
and prosperous journey through life.
We received last Monday letter
dated at Carlisle, Pa, on the 22l inst,
with fifty cents enclosed to pay for the
TINES for three months, but the writer
forgot to sign his name t. the letter,
hence we cannot very we'll either send
him the paper or return the money.
This is only one instance Of the many
blunders made by Letter writer's. But
we viii no doubt soon get regular
blowing up" for not sending the
paper, AMI then we vii find out al
about him.
-DuIuta News Of Tuesday: The
Haiti Lloyd did not p into commi~-
sion yesterday, on account Of the non
arrival Of her wheel. which was ex-
peeled Shs WAS raised Yesterday
afternoon and the new wheel Is being
put in posjlion-the blades are one
inch longer than the old wheel, and
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-30
The Superior Times.
]. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
Two Dollars a Year, in Advance.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY AND CITY.
SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1887.
Our boom has not yet commence

-Harrison's real estate office ha.
moved to West Superior.
Clerk Of Court Tubbs made trir
down the line Wednesday.
Hurry up the street cars and
drive the y. F. short line Off the track
A bargain Eleven lots in Roy.
addition. Half cash. Inquire a;
this Office.
We are soon to have good tele-
phone communication with the bura
across the bay.
Mrs. I. W. Burhans and little son
Harry are visiting in the southern
part of the state.
Timothy and clover seed at Zach
aus store ON Second street. Warrant
cd fresh and good.
Shipments Of stone from the
Aminicon river quarry has begun. The
stone /, Of a very fine quality
Rev. f. H. Wright will preach
in the West Superior School house on
Sunday afternoon AT 800 p. m.
Green vegetables have been on
the market ali o The p,st week. and
tie physicians AGAIN wear smiles
IF YOU want any Suncrior real e.
tate now is the time To- buy. Yoo will
never have a better onportunitv
-Ranorts from dawn tho I,la cav.
III, lee i F,,idL ,Ii.n,n..,rin, ,n,I
b,at, ou.,bt ,o ba.,io +, orr;,e b.r.
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NOTICED the foregoing statement the fol-
lowing ahreNiatioUs are used ri tor 'turtu inc
south. e for east fer west ugi i.r ftTrl. Nidrd,
tr. FIR fraction. Tor acre, dy> Ton rp,1u sec
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Notice OF Hearing

EIr HARD FtEUDE
County judge
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MILWAUKEE, VIZ.
Is nos offering unusual value II
BLACK FRENCH DRESS GOODS


New importutiaus for Spring trade ~}ccta.
value Al 10 cents q cents s, cents -IUa 81 u
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II +. LAFFITTE. SURGEON DENTIST-Frout
IL. rooms over Bank of Superior corner Becker
Avenue and Second Street